When it comes to dental manufacturing, it's easy to bite off more than one can chew. It's a sector in which tough-to-machine materials meet microscopic, one-of-a-kind specifications and stringent, medical-grade requirements—presenting a seriously daunting machining task.

Big events deserve early announcements! Innovation Days 2012, May 8-10, will be here sooner than you think. This three-day whirlwind of technology demonstrations, expert seminars and valuable one-on-one consultation drew more than 2,000 attendees last year—and we're planning for another winning event this year.

Insiders close to the project called it “Mission Impossible”: Create a new generation of machines with enhancements to every aspect of operation. From the very beginning, expectations for the new X-Class Series—which features most major Mori Seiki machines—were sky high.

When competition is fierce, differentiating your shop is crucial. Convincing a potential customer that you're the one for the job takes not only a deep knowledge of what your organization can do, but also a solid understanding of your prospects' immediate needs, future goals and pain points.

Introduced to the German market in November 2010, this hotly anticipated universal milling center impressed Innovation Days guests with its production quality, compact footprint and unbeatable value.

Mori Seiki has started taking orders for the ULTRASONIC 65 monoBLOCK® equipped with ultrasonic machining functions and the LASERTEC 65 Shape equipped with laser machining functions. Both machines are designed based on the DMU 65 monoBLOCK® 5-axis control machining center made by Mori Seiki's collaboration partner, GILDEMEISTER AG of Germany.